Metropolis: Damn It, It's Worse Than Killing Me

When he woke up, Ye Feng found that he had traveled back to his college days. And an investment system was accidentally activated, which coincided with the surge in pork futures. Ye Feng went straight to the game without saying a word, even taking out online loans. But I didn't expect that all this would be misunderstood by many people, and everyone wanted to distance themselves from Ye Feng. "Ye Feng, there is nothing to contact us!" "Let's lend Ye Feng money, I'm afraid he can't repay it!" "I've said it a long time ago, people like Ye Feng are destined to have no future!" Just when everyone was gloating and preparing to watch the joke, they discovered that the truth seemed to be different from what they knew. "This is why a bankrupt person seems to be living a better life than me!" "What, Ye Feng has a girlfriend, and she is the beauty of our school!" "Why do all the good things happen to him? Damn it! This is worse than killing me!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.